A THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL, MEMPHIS, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1971 9 ATTRACTIONS MEMPHIS BOTANICAL GARDENS. Goldsmith Civic Garden open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. All gardens and W. C.
Paul hours. Arboretum open daily daylight MEMPHIS Park ACADEMY OF ARTS, Overton Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Park Open 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, Sunday 2 to BROOKS SO ART GALLERY Overton 5 p.m. Central MEMPHIS PINK PALACE MUSEUM at Tilton. Open 9 a.m. to 5 Tuesday through Saturday.
Open Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. and closed Monday. Planetarium shows, Saturday, 2:30 p.m., 3:15 p.m.; Sunday, 2:30, 3:15 and 4 p.m. CHUCALISSA INDIAN VILLAGE, 5 miles west of Hwy. 61 off Mitchell Road.
Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday, and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Closed Mondays. OVERTON PARK ZOO AND IUM.
Overton Park. Open 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. FONTAINE HOUSE French Victorian mansion, bullt In 1870 now restored.
Open daily 1 to 4 p.m. MAGEVNEY HOME 198 Adams Pioneer home restored. Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday.
Sunday 1 to Closed Monday. MEMPHIS QUEEN at 2:30 and 7 p.m., daily except Sunday at 9:30 a.m., and Saturday and Sunday at 4:30 p.m. MEMPHIS LITTLE Pink Palace Museum Blow Your 8:30 tonight. AMUsem*nTS Sweetback" (X) 1, 6:30, 8:15, 10:05 p.m. PLAZA' "Lawrence of Arabia' (G).
4:45, 8:15 p.m. WHITEHAVEN CINEMA "Lawrence of Arabia' (G). 1, 4:45, 8:15 p.m. MEMPHIAN "Andromeda Strain" (G) 8 p.m. MALCO "The House that Dripped Blood" (GP), 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 p.m.
PARAMOUNT (R). 1:25, 3:10, 5:10, 7:10, 9:15 p.m. STUDIO 6:50, 8:25, 9:50 p.m. (X) 7 and 9 p.m. VILLAGE On Rommel" (GP) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 9:30 p.m.
CROSSTOWN "Red Sky at (GP) 8 p.m. DIVORCE PETITIONS Chancery Court Martha Garth, 31, vs. Robert E. Garth, 38, cruelty. Circuit Court Gene A.
Dogans, 28, vs. Dorothy A. N. Dogans, 29, cruelty and desertion. Judity A.
W. Horner, 26, vs. Lowell G. Horner, 35, cruelty. Regina D.
Riggs, 38, vs. Paul W. Riggs, 42, cruelty. Opal E. Sills, 40, vs.
Guy B. Sills, 49, cruelty. Phyllis A. Parker, 30, vs. Richard L.
Parker, 35, cruelty. L. S. Renfro, 27, vs. John G.
Renfro, 26, cruelty. Mary K. C. Overlin, 19, vs. Walter H.
Overlin, 19, desertion. Harrold A. Noblin, 32, vs. Elsie C. S.
Noblin, 31, cruelty. Carolyn F. Vinson, 43, vs. Lafayette F. Vinson, 47, cruelty.
Thelma J. C. Bush, 45, vs. John E. Bush, 63, cruelty.
Ollie V. K. Henderson, 28, vs. William T. Henderson, 27, cruelty.
Betty C. Holloway, 28, vs. William G. Holloway, 28, cruelty. Alice L.
Childers, 44, vs. George A. Childers 43, cruelty. Sandra A. B.
Hood, 23, vs. Malcolm G. Hood, 24, cruelty. Memphis Yesterday, Today BIRTHS Real Estate Transfers MARRIAGE LICENSES BAPTIST June 6, 1971 Mr. and Mrs.
T. Roberson, son, 768 Bodley, a son at 8:27 a.m. and Mrs. T. W.
McCann, Nesbit, a daughter at 3:33 p.m. Mr. and L. E. Coleman, Collierville, a daughter 12:18 p.m.
and Mrs. R. Little, 130 North Mallory, a son at 5:14 p.m. and Mrs. A.
D. Phillips, 2749 Henley, a daughter at 6:53 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. G.
R. mMoore, 2634 Browning, a son at 8:02 METHODIST June 6 Mr. and Mrs. James Follis, 3579 Southland, a son at 9:35 p.m. June 7 Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Howell, 3386 Barksdale, a son at 2:26 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Richard, 418 North Claybrook, a son at 5:48 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderford, Corinth, son at 12:46 a.m. ST. JOSEPH June 6 Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Oliver, 2564 Oxford, a daughter at 11:20 a.m. June 7 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hardin, 765 Metcalf, a son at 8:48 a.m.
JOHN GASTON June 6 Mr. and Mrs. John Mays, Coldwater, a daughter at 12:14 a.m. Mr. and George Washington Byrd 973 Keel, a son at 1:15 a.m.
Mr. and Mr. Walter Riggs, Moscow, a son at 2:21 a.m. Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Anthony, 1491 Merlin, a daughter at 2:55 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Scott, 379 Lauderdale, a daughter at 3:12 a.m. Mr. and Mrs.
Teddy Franklin, 1897 North Graham, a daughter at 5:16 a.m. Mr. Mrs. William Ray Perkins, 2499 Lamar, a son at 5:38 a.m. Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew Toliver, 1179 Wellington, a daughter at 7:40 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Furr, Proctor, a son at 7:56 Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Arthur Wooten, 2545 Stanfill, a son at 10:21 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bledsoe, Turrell, a son at 11:31 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnett McNeal, 1716. Silver, a son at 2:07 p.m. Mr.
and Mrs. George Cowan, 2623 Midland, a son at 4:15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Cleothy Smith, 690 Williams, a daughter at 4:33 p.m.
DIVORCES GRANTED Chancery Court Part 11 Ellen A. J. Hill from Ronnie L. HIll cruelty. CHEST X-RAY Gailor Clinic, 42 North Dunlap, Room 140.
Open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. REFERRAL SERVICE For information on social problems MILD' MONTREAL SHOWERS TORONTO BOSTON WARM WARM WARM NEW YORK DENVER SHOWERS SAN FRANCISCO KANSAS FAIR HOT 8:13 90 FAIR 5:45 FT.
WORTH UP FOTOCAST-ESSA FORECAST ENDING 6:30 P.M., C.D,T. 90 FOR THE -Partly cloudy and. continued warm and humid through Wednesday with a chance of widely scattered thunderstorms and showers Tuesday afternoon and evening. Highs Tuesday in the mid 80s to low 90s. Lows in the mid 60s to low 70s.
Winds southerly to 10 miles an Relative humidity Dewpoints in the 40 per cent in Tennessee and Readings hour except gusty near thundershowgenerally greater than 60 per cent. 60s. Probability of precipitation TuesNorth Mississippi and 30 per cent in Northeast Arkansas. Mississippi River The Mississippi River at Caruthersville will fall 0.4 ft. by Tuesday, 0.5 ft.
by Wednesday and 0.2 ft by Thursday morning At Memphis it will rise 0.2 ft. by Tuesday, fall 0.3 ft. by Wednesday and 0.5 ft by Thursday morning At Helena it will rise 0.2 ft. by Tuesday, 0.2 ft. by Wednesday and fall 0.3 ft.
by Thursday mornina. At Arkansas City it will change little by Tuesday, fall 0.1 ft. by Wednesday and change little by Thursday mornina. At Vicksburg it will fall 0.3 ft. by Tuesday, 0.1 ft.
by Wednesday and 0.1 ft. by Thursday morning. At Natchez it will fall 1.1 ft. by Tuesday, 0.3 ft. by Wednesday and 0.3 River Thursday morning.
Flood 7 a.m. Stage Stage Cha. Prec. St. Louls 30 15.7 Chester 27 16.5 Cape Girardeau .32 21.4 New Madrid 34 15.9 Caruthersville 32 16.9 Memphis 34 11.3 Helena 18.1 Arkansas City 44 14.1 Greenville Bridge 48 25.0 Vicksburg 43 16.6 Natchez 48 22.4 Baton Rouge 35 13.5 New Orleans 17 4.5 OHIO Pittsburgh 25 16.3 Paducah 39 31.1 Cairo 40 23.1 CUMBERLAND Nashville 40 16.0 Barkley, UG 359.1 TENNESSEE Chattanooga 30 14.9 2.7 Florence 18 13.6 Pickwick, UG 413.6 Savannah 358.3 Perryville 388.2 Kentucky, UG 359.1 ARKANSAS Little Rock 23 7.8 .06 Pine Bluff 47 31.5 Batesville 23 11.1 Greers Ferry, UG 455.3 Clarendon 26 16.0 YAZOO AND TRIBUTARIES Arkabutla, UG 230.3 .35 Sardis, UG 264.2 .95 Enid, UG 254.8 .12 PEARL Barnett, UG 297.5 Jackson 18 Rustlers Kill 17 KAMPALA, Uganda, June 7.
(AP) Officials said marauding Suk tribesmen from Kenya killed 17 persons on a pair cattle rustling raids into northeastern Uganda. Real estate transfers of $20,000 or more as shown by records in the Shelby County register's office include: Dana R. Dow to Floyd C. Bolin 5731 Heathrow Cove, $36,136. Richard F.
Gossum to Bertha S. Gibbins, 1353 Vance, $52,000. Sadie Claramitaro to Lowell G. Hays 257-59 Poplar, $25,000. Albert S.
Patterson to Donald S. Stewart, 52 South Reese, $26,700. Leonard J. Schroeder to Fred M. Morris Ill, 6498 Sulgrave, $38,000.
Clifford A. Marlar to Harvey J. Dice, 6204 Haddington Drive, $35,000. W. G.
Allen to Wayne L. Smith, 18 acres beginning on the northwest corner of W. T. Manning's 63.91-acre, tract, $100,000. Orpharian T.
Benton to Lewis D. Young 4609 Dearing, $22,500. Gerald W. Walters to Miles E. Thomas, 4537 Priscilla, $33,200.
Segerson, Collins T. lots 35 Colbert and to 36, William block Ellendale Highway Subdivision, $21,500. Realty Enterprises to Avron R. Foaelman, lots 5 and 6, Lakewood Manor Estates Subdivision, $94,000. Robert W.
Adams to Jimmy D. Hall, 4009 Arrowhead, $20,500. William E. Perry to Frank L. White, lots 6 and 8 through 16, Breedlove Heights Subdivision, and lot 156, section Country Clubs Estates Subdivision, $20,000.
Robert Anderson to John R. Akers, 5172 Yellowood Road, $37,497. Ivy M. McKinney to E. V.
Tarpley, 155 Marty Cove, $26,000. Eugene Fontaine Still 11 to William N. McDowell, 1782 Pamona, $24,300. Herman R. Rees to David R.
Mailhot, 3286 Graves Road, $26,900. Joyce T. Duke to John H. Horn, 4178 Riche, $24,982. Gary L.
Howard to Fred L. Keller, 2334 Daywood, $30,216. James A. Monasco Jr. to J.
D. McBride, 5076 Cresser, $21,476. Joe T. Brooks Jr. to Hulon L.
Watts, 3249 Bluemont Drive, $25,633. James H. Darr to Charles P. Hogan, 6388 Constance, $26,000. Fredy L.
Jones to Thomas R. Britt, 4044 Baskell Drive, $20,250. Leonard J. Kisber to Jacob E. Rosenberg, 159 North White Station Road, a $23,800.
W. B. Gay Builders, Fred W. Belledin, 2044 McPherson Road, $27,500. W.
B. Gay Builders, to Richard L. Oates, 2041 McPherson Read, $29,000. Lewis H. Levy Jr.
to Alex C. Clevenger, 94 West Carlos, $33,869. Josephine S. Tatum to Olivet Baptist Church, 521 Hernando Road, $22,500. DIVORCES DISMISSED Circuit Court Div.
VI polessie M. Porter vs. Marshal M. Div. IV Shirley A.
M. Brown vs. Raymond R. Brown. WELFARE State Office Buildina, 170 North Moin.
Open 8 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. SUICIDE PREVENTION CENTER Service available 24 hours a day for persons in crisis situation. Call 525-1717. VOTER REGISTRATION Closed until June 23 Oxidases Experts Launch Symposium About 50 of the free world's most renowned scientists in the field of oxidases begins a week-long symposium today at Jude Children's Research Hospital.
The group, which includes about 25 scientists from as far away as Europe and the Far East, is meeting here to discuss and criticize work being done on how cells use oxygen, how the body makes hormones to regulate the metabolism and ways the body converts foods to forms of energy it can use. Dr. Martin Morrison, chairman of St. Jude's department of biochemistry, originated the symposium entitled "The Second International Symposium on Oxidases and Related Oxidases-Reduction Systems." "The purpose of the symposium is speed up the time our between research and application," a St. Jude spokesman said.
Game Warden Better -Assailant Is Sought A search for a suspect in the wounding of a Mississippi game warden continued last night with both Memphis police and the DeSoto County, sheriff's office reporting no new leads. The man being sought was identified as Calvin Ellington. a Negro, about 6 feet tall and weighing about 165 pounds. He is believed to live in Memphis. The warden, Hugh Riley of Hernando, was in good condition at St.
Joseph tal. He was wounded in the right hip when he struggled with the suspect as they were driving to Walls, about 1 p.m. Sunday. Mr. Riley and Warden Bruce Vincent had arrested two men for fishing without licenses at Brogden Lake in the Lakeview area of DeSoto County.
Scotch Flows Freely EDINBURGH, Scotland, June 7. (AP) Scotch whisky production for January through March rose by 8 per cent from the previous quarter to more, than 36.8 million gallons, industry figures indicated. Hurlburts LAUNDRY and CLEANERS LAUNDRY- CLEANERS 4644 SUMMER AVENUE Closet Clean- Out COUPON SPECIALS! SUPER COUPON COATS and OVERCOATS Men's or ea. (Plain) Coupon Ladies With HURLBURT'S FLAIR CLEANING COUPON CLEANING COUPON Plain DRESSES PANTS SKIRTS Expires 99c with coupon coupon with HURLBURT'S FLAIR HURLBURT'S FLAIR LAUNDRY COUPON CLEANING COUPON Men's or Ladies Beautifully SHIRTS Laundered SUITS (3 or More) (Plain) 24 with coupon 99c coupon with HURLBURT'S FLAIR HURLBURT'S FLAIR NO LIMIT ON QUANTITY But Coupons Must Be Presented With Garments- COURTS CRIMINAL COURTS Dennis B. Hausman, 25, and Bobbie L.
Olivi, 28. James R. Conrad, 21, of Millington, and Paula K. Byrd, 17. Robert Hollinger, 19, and Deborah L.
Henson, 16. Thomas L. Bonds, 27, and Joan Veasley, 27. Robert L. Odom, 23, and Katherine D.
Miles, 22. Alfonzi Briggs 22, and Ruby J. Winters, 19. Clifton L. Winters, 18, and Diane L.
Holder, 19. Wyley 22." Walton, 26, and Marion L. Evans, Cecil J. Lamberson, 30, and Nancy L. Conlee, 22.
Albert D. Levy, 39, and Imogene Hampton, 28. Ordie H. King 68, and Ethel C. Wilson, 42.
George E. Walker, 55, and Claracena E. Baldridge, 55. Edward G. Crawford, 24, and Norma D.
Hartman, 22. Dewitt Cowley, 53, Mariah Sinkfield, 54. Leroy T. Applin 18, and Ruth A. Banks, 23.
Fred M. Bernhardt, 22, and Brenda S. Broadwby, 20. Jerry N. Houston, 23, and Susan J.
Hartley, 19. Harold R. Parkins, 39, of Eads, and Blanche McSorley, 40. Walter L. Tuggle, 20, and Louistene Cathey, 18.
David L. Woodman, 17, of Phoenix, and Terrill R. Mott, 18, of Olivet, Mich. Jimmie L. Nelson, 30, and Earline D.
Govain, 21, both of West Memphis. George W. Maxwell 22, and Elizabeth A. Gott, 21, of Greenville, Tenn. Terry L.
Currie, 19, and Patricia E. Williams, 18. Leroy M. Smith, 19, and Gwendolyn A. Stanback, 16, both of Arlington.
James F. Lamon, 20, and Mellinda D. Pedigo, 18. Thomas A. Keyes, 23, of Nashville, and Margaret A.
DuBose, 22. Walter H. Young 22, and Betsy A. Reitz, 21. Marshall Whisenton, 24, and Girtha M.
Franklin, 18. James L. Edwards, 24, of Arlington, and Victoria S. Pearce, 19. Robert L.
Milligan, 40, and Doris A. Milligan, 29. Frank Johnson 18, and Sharon K. Smith, 19. Robert L.
Morrow, 37, and Dora L. Moody, 42. Gilbert C. Lamb 111, 20, and Jacqueline J. Giddings, 18, both of Milwauker, Wis.
David L. Coulon, 19, and Helen Wolters, 18. Dennis B. Tucker, 19, and Wanda E. Stewart, 18, of Southaven.
Glen E. Wright, 21, of Detroit, and Barbara J. Bowles, 26. Paul E. Wallace, of Darden, 20, and Susan L.
Tacker, 20. James M. Darnell, 17, and Athena L. Vickers, 16. Enoch Shoats, 39, and Avie L.
Borders, 50. Sammie L. Williams, 25, and Ella M. Moves, 24. James H.
O'Dell, 23, and Bonnie J. Dortch, 22. Gary Womble, 21, of Jackson, and Linda G. Holmauist, 19. Timothy E.
Richmond, 20, and Gussie M. Johnson, 19. Forest Jones 21, and Sara A. Payne, 20, Otho Anderson, 56, and Gervis H. Still.
41. Mark Vinson, 58, and Bessie Bradley, 47. Gregory L. Meek, 19, and Cathy A. Henthorne, 18.
George Rafus 19, Ruthie C. Williams, 17. Steven D. Bomar, 21, and Mary J. Cotham, 20.
Timothy M. Gressel, 23, and Kathy G. Tavior, 17. Douglas L. Brooks, 20, and Patricia Div.
Ill Frank Thomas guilty plea, two counts of attempt to commit a felonv, fined $1 and 11 months and 29 days Penal Farm on each count, concurrent. Velma L. Wright, guilty plea, two counts of attempt to commit a felony, fined $1 and 11 months and 29 days lail on each count, concurrent. Div. John L.
Toney, guilty plea, petit larceny, 11 months and 29 days Penal Farm. Lillian L. Wilson, guilty plea, receiving stolen property valued under $100, 60 days jail, suspended sentence granted. Lois DePriest, guilty plea, receiving stolen property valued under $100, 60 days jail, suspended sentence granted. Div.
VI Simon F. Armour, guilty plea, assault and battery, six months Penal Farm; carrying a dangerous weapon, six months Penal Farm, concurrent. Joe L. Smith, guilty plea, receiving stolen property valued under $100, fined $1 and 11 months and 29 days Penal Farm. DRIVER'S LICENSE Tests given at Highway Patrol Station at 6343 Highway 70 from 8 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays until 9 p.m., at 2887 Shelby Drive and 3756 Fite Road from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. ZIP CODE able the Memphis Post Office.
Memphis Zip Code Directories avallPhone 534-3451. Consult National LID Code Directories in Post Office or any branch of Memphis Public Libraries. DRAFT Selective Service System, 151 jefferson, third floor. Open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
AUTO INSPECTION Open Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 136 High. Issuing six-month sticker. Longer 20 CIGARETTES FAMOUS milder CIGARETTES longer lengthmilder taste.
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day West Memphis a.m. a.m. 8 a.m. 10 a.m. 100.m: Temperature Precipitation Dewpoint at midnight, midnight, Precipitation Inches, normal.
A Maximum 63; rainfall, Precipitation Inches, 71 4 p.m. 76 70 6 p.m. 72 8 p.m. 10 p.m. 75 77 Midnight 72 77 2 a.m.
72 7 70; 7 p.m., 78. at Airport, .03. (condensation temperature) 66; barometer reading at 29.97 falling. Jan. 1-June 7, 20.51 which is 4.60 inches below YEAR AGO YESTERDAY temperature, 83; minimum, none.
Jan. 1-June 8, 23.57 which was 2 2.03 inches below Manila p.m. 81 clear Moscow 3 p.m. 57 clear normal. Across The Nation High Low Yester- Mon.
Rainday Night fall Amarillo 92 55 Atlanta Birmingham 87 .42 88 67 Boston 88 Brownsville 92 Charleston SC 87 75 Charlotte 93 69 92 .06 Chattanooga Chicago 88 Cincinnati 85 69 1.10 .39 Cleveland 85 Denver 75 44 .03 Des Moines 79 63 .39 Houston 90 Honolulu 82 86 69 .07 Indianapolis Kansas City 89 68 .2 Knoxville 90 89 70 Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville MEMPHIS 78 70 .03 Mpls Miami St. Beach Paul 84 70 63 .57 79 New Nashville Orleans 88 .17 87 New York 93 Philadelphia 91 .02 Phoenix 95 Pittsburgh 83 .01 St. Louis 92 San Antonio 97 73 San Seattle Francisco 62 .11 58 Washington 91 66 .16 Wichita 86 67 .06 Nation's High: 102 at Cotulla, Texas. Nation's Low: 35 at Butte, Mont. Around The World (All Observations Made at 12:00 GMT) Local time temp weather Ankara 3 p.m.
75 pt cidy Athens 2 p.m. 81 clear Berlin p.m. 70 cidy Dublin noon 54 cidy Geneava p.m. 66 clear Hong Kona .8 p.m. 82 cidy Lisbon noon 64 pt cidy Longon noon 59 cidy Madrid p.m.
63 rain MSU To Rank 3rd In Per-Pupil Cost From The Commercial Appeal Nashville, Tenn. Bureau NASHVILLE, June 7. Memphis State University's per-pupil appropriation next year will be $1,108 the third highest in the regional university system. The Higher Education Commission said Monday the University of Tennessee system as a whole has the highest per-pupil expenditure of any with $1,460. However, that formidable figure was produced largely because per-pupil expenditures at the UT Medical Units in Memphis, $4,940, are so great.
The Memphis State appropriation is smaller than the $1,238 at Tennessee State University in Nashville and $1,129 at Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville. Per-pupil appropriations in 1971-72 will be $1,073 at UTMartin, $1,017 at Jackson State Community College and $1,109 at Dyersburg State Community College, the commission said. A. G. Robert Milem, Douglas Tavior, 19.
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